Quick Transmigration: The Fortuneteller's Style

It's strange, I always feel that the author's extra chapters always excite me. The writing style of the main text is obviously on the higher side in online literature, and the characters are also clear. In the first article, two gay guys cheated on the marriage and made the first-generation queen become a co-wife to continue the blood line of the Jin Dynasty. They also disturbed the world just for their own affair. It made me feel that the structure of this world is very low. The key plot characters have incorrect views on love. It is obvious that the protagonist is taking the route of a great male god. Why do these two gay guys want to ruin the atmosphere... Although the second world does not have a favorable impression of the characters in the plot of the original world (I myself do find it difficult to reconcile the logic of the rebirth of a house fighting story), the setting of the heroine is calm and does not believe in love but is still full of expectations for family affection. Although the heroine is forced to lose her intelligence under the consciousness of the big world, I have to say that I really like this kind of girl. It's a pity that the extra story has started again. With all due respect, He Mingzhu is just a green tea, okay? What type of table is this? I think the female protagonist is more willing to trust her than the male protagonist, but she failed her. Ah, the most important thing is that she and the male protagonist fell in love with each other in the end. It was amazing that she was able to love her original boyfriend again after she returned to the living world.

What a lunatic, let the three of them die together (I'm serious.

Dad, your writing is very good. I really like An Ge, Xiao Chen, and Master Chilian... Those cat boys, you really wrote them very vividly. I feel that the world in the book is really good. The only thing I don't like is Hu Jiuling, Tao Hua and Xiao Yun... The "unforgettable" and "love and death" love between them is moved by themselves, so why should they involve others, or even the whole world. Let's not talk about Xiao Chen who died in depression because of Tao Hua in the original work (I can't imagine that such a lively, lovely and majestic Xiao Chen would die in depression and anger), but in An Ge's life, Hu Jiuling released so many demons and ghosts to disturb the people in order to take revenge. It can be said that Hu Jiuling was also responsible for the death of An Ge's parents, not to mention the soldiers who were supposed to protect the family and the country, but died at the hands of demons and monsters. The love between Hu Jiuling and Xiao Yun is too selfish. Hu Jiuling caused trouble in the world, and Xiao Yun disrupted order in heaven, causing gods to be unable to protect mortals... I really can't like them. And Tao Hua, no matter how beautiful and naive she is, thinking about her purpose of getting close to Xiao Chen makes me feel sick, yes, really vomiting. The common people and the Xiao family owe them nothing, so why should their love harm others? Why. After all, it is written so well that it makes me feel the same, as if I am living in the book. It is great!!!

I really feel that the reason why Da Da Da is not popular may be because of this title. Otherwise, if everyone writes so well, why is it not popular yet?

This pair, one madman, one bitch. Those who become soft-hearted after being trampled deserve to be trampled all their lives. Just like that Bai Qian, it seems that all vixens are born bitches who want to be fucked by men.

I really hate this He Mingzhu. She uses small tricks behind her back to deal with the heroine who is not sorry for her at all and is very kind to her. She hurts people by not saying anything behind her back. I don't like this heroine. She is too pretentious.

Sorry, author... I think you are better suited to write without cp...

A breath of depression filled her chest. The heroine of the original text had suffered eight lifetimes of bad luck, but the scumbag emperor, green tea time travel girl, all had a good death.

The writing is quite good, but it is written too hastily, and many plots are too confusing. For example, what was Bai Lian pursuing, and why did he die? How did the protagonist's parents' souls come into her hands? How did the protagonist discover the relationship between Xu Jiuling and the whole thing? This is not mentioned. Especially the character Xu Jiuling appeared inexplicably at the end. If you can't see why it was necessary to appear, just to move out the Emperor Ziwei?

Both of them have extreme personalities.